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- Difference between dielectric constant and dielectric function
The dielectric constant is a measure of the spring constant A material with a large dielectric constant is made of "stretchy" atoms or molecules Given a parallel plate capacitor, the capacitance depends on the distance between the plates Inserting a dielectric effectively adds plates, reducing the separation
- What is the difference between a dielectric and a semiconductor?
$\begingroup$ For an ideal dielectric, yes you can apply any voltage you want and it will remain an insulator Of course no real material is an ideal dielectric Real dielectrics “break down” (become conductors) at high enough voltages A natural example is air breaking down which causes lightning $\endgroup$ –
- Resultant capacitance of a capacitor having a combination of . . .
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- Breakdown voltage of a dielectric - Physics Stack Exchange
Breakdowns are electron cascades There are different kinds: 1) Intrinsic breakdown of the material occurs when the electric field is sufficiently strong to ionize an atom of the dielectric (or accelerate a stray electron sufficiently to do the same), with the resultant new free electrons then being accelerated by the field to repeat the process with another atom
- What is the dielectric constant of a pure conductor?
Dielectric constant is proportional to the ratio of polarization density (P) and electric field (E) which means dielectric constant is inversely proportional to electric field The Electric field (E) inside a conductor is always zero under the static situation so the dielectric constant for conductor is infinite
- Why is the dielectric strength decreasing with thickness
I wonder why the dielectric strength is higher the thinner the material is: "Dielectric films tend to exhibit greater dielectric strength than thicker samples of the same material " Source In the german article there is also an equation given: $ E = U d $ Given that, I can simply understand it
- condensed matter - What is the mechanism of dielectric saturation . . .
The dielectric is a very polar, protic solvent, presumably water (few other solvents dissolve ions, polar aprotic almost never, exept ion pairs, but this is a different story) The dielectric constant (DC) of protic solvents is "produced" by orientation polarisation, this is reason for the DCs being very high compared to nonpolar substances
- How can capacitance exist if a vacuum is used as a dielectric?
This explanation does not use the dielectric medium But if you do have a dielectric between the plates, then you will be able to store even more charge on the plates, since, as you mention yourself, the dipoles will align with the electric field to increase the attraction of even more charges to the plates, thus increasing the capacitance In
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